Part I: The Origin of AIFC
19. The AI-NDA Boundary
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The AI-NDA Boundary defines what AI may see, process, store, remember, reuse or expose.
It asks:
- What data can be processed by AI?
- Which AI tools are allowed?
- Can data be stored?
- Can data be used for training?
- Can the agent use memory?
- Can the output be written back to source of truth?
- Who reviews it?
- What is forbidden?
- What happens during an incident?
- How is vendor lock-in handled?
- How can the cooperation end?
The key principle became:
No AI access without an AI-NDA Boundary.
This does not mean AI should be blocked.
It means AI should enter the community as a governed external capacity.
Not as invisible uncontrolled intelligence.